Secure Fathom Five Authored By James Bow Readable In Edition

Five is an exciting book and a quick read, The teen relationship issues feel real, and the story is wellpaced, This isn't just a relationship book, however, There's plenty of action, and a theme of belonging and finding your place in the world, I highly recommend this book for teens who like fastpaced fantasy with realistic teen characters dealing with coming of age issues,

sitelinkRead my entire review, Is it a dark, gothic romanceadventure novel Let's stick with that label, . . because it's also quite well done,
Peter MacAllister is alone, Sure he has friends and he has Rosemary but none of them are who he really needs, He needs a family. His uncle is the only

relative he has left and most of the time he isn't even there, Ever since his parents died, it has seemed like nobody cared about him,

That is, except Rosemary, Peter really thought he and Rosemary had something and that she wanted to take it to the next level, Boy was he wrong. When he kisses her everything seems fine until she pulls away and tells him that she doesn't want to ruin theie friendship, After that Peter realizes that nobody actually loves him,

Peter has almost given up hope when Fiona shows up, Fiona was his old babysitter before his parents died and she has some shokcing news for him, He's not human and he has a family waiting for him in another world, Peter finally thinks things will work out but then something happens, Rosemary gets pulled into the other world with him, a world where she doesn't belong,

Will Rosemary be able to save Peter and bring him back home Will she finally discover her real feelings for him or will it be too late

In this sequel to The Unwritten Girl, James Bow brings back his two wondeful characters, older and wiser.
Three years after their first adventure, Rosemary and Peter are still best friends but they aren't alone anymore, Rosemary is no longer the nerd who gets picked on and Peter is no longer the new kid, They have new friends, including some of the bullies that used to pick on Rosemary and led to her and Peter's introduction,

The story in Fathom Five was amazing, It was something so original and unlike anything I have read before, I thought that the first book was very unique and that James Bow would not be able to top that but he has with Fathom Five.
Full of sirens, mermaids and mermen, and of course, humans,

I thought that at first I wasn't going to get a ton of background on the other characters but James Bow did not leave me hanging.
All my questions about the characters were answered without being written too plainly, The details in the book were wonderful and I absolutely loved how vivid the characters were, even the bad ones,

Fathom Five could be a stand alone book, There is no need to read The Unwritten Girl to understand what is going on in this one, I'm not saying you shouldn't read it but if this one appeals to you more, there is no reason to read the first.


So far I have loved both of The Unwritten Books and I am just now starting the third and final book, at least for now.
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Rosemary and Peter have returned in this stand alone sequel to THE UNWRITTEN GIRL,

It's a few years later, and Rosemary and Peter are best friends and virtually inseparable, Almost. When Peter tries to move things beyond friendship, Rosemary gets scared and runs away, Alone and feeling vulnerable, a vision from Peter's past is able to convince him that he doesn't belong in this world, Rosemary alone can return him to his true home, and help him find his real place, Before she has a chance to decide if she's ready to step beyond their friendship, Peter has disappeared into the mist,

Rosemary must, once again, travel to a strange world, A world full of unbelievable obstacles and extremely dangerous inhabitants, Only Rosemary can see them for who they are, and that makes them like her even less, Not only must she convince Peter that he's in the wrong place, and that she needs him which involves figuring out her true feelings for him, she'll have to do it all in a very short period of time.
Plus, she'll have to sneak in, since she's been banished and faces death if she's caught,

James Bow is rapidly becoming one of my favorite authors, While part of me misses the time with Rosemary and Peter between the two books, it's really just because I like the characters so very much! The jump in time is done so well that you, as the reader, don't really question it.
And the characters themselves are precisely where I would have imagined them a few years later, Okay, maybe not "precisely," what with the crazy landinthemist thing,

I'm going to stop rambling and just tell you that this is a really, really good book, It's part adventure, part fantasy, part love story without being too mushy, and you should definitely read it! I really enjoyed this book.
It was fast paced no lagging moments, It had me guessing along the whole way, I wish I had read bookbut I don't think it was necessary, Good read. On the surface, Peter McAllister has a good life: a good school, good friends, good times, So what if his best friend is a girl and sort of a geek And so what if she might be more than a friend.

Underneath, it's a different story, It's been years since the death of his parents landed him in this small town with his hardlythere uncle, but he still feels as if his life in Clarksbury is just an inch deep.
Does he really belong Only Rosemary seems real, But that reality comes crashing down the first time he kisses her and she rejects him,
Then a mysterious woman named Fiona appears, She tells him he's a changeling a fairy child left to live in the human world and that it's time to come home.
Can Rosemary convince him that Fiona is lying Or is it possible that Fiona is telling the truth I was born in downtown Toronto on April,and lived there until my folks moved up to Kitchener inso I could attend the University of Waterloo.
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